GO KART Engine Sprocket
Specifications:
|
Proudct Number |
Product Name |
Material |
Surface Treatment
|
Teeth Number |
Weight(g) |
|
A3613T10 |
Engine Sprocket |
18NiCrMo5 |
Black |
10T |
92.1 |
|
A3613T11 |
Black |
11T |
97.6 |
||
|
A3613T12 |
Black |
12T |
103.7 |
||
|
A3613T13 |
Black |
13T |
110 |
||
|
A360113 |
Clutch bell |
steel |
natural color
|
|
247.8 |
|
A360213 |
M5*6mm |
steel |
Black |
|
|
Description:
Engine Sprocket.
Sprockets are sized by the chain pitch and the number of teeth. The more teeth, the larger the sprocket is. The larger the sprocket, the better your low-end power will be. The smaller the sprocket, the better your top-end speed will be.
However, small sprockets really punish the already weak low-end torque of the kart. For this reason some use torque converters. If you expect great performance from a smaller engine, they are a must.
For a single wheel drive, the sprocket can mount directly to the wheel so that there are no moving axle parts.
A chain and sprocket is a good and popular choice for the drive assembly, as they will wear better than a pulley system, are simple to install, and inexpensive.
